Irrevocable Trusts at Law Glossary

What is it? Clients often set up irrevocable trusts, which are another class of inter vivos trusts, for other beneficiaries. In an irrevocable trust all rights to the property transferred to the trust are given up. The basic difference between an inter vivos trust an

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